House Malice
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| Guild Summary | |
|---|---|
| Established | 2025-05-28 |
| Members | ~23 |
| Focus | All things PVE, PVP, and RP related. |
| Membership | |
| Recruitment | Open |
| Platform | PC |
| Language | English |
| Timezones | US EST |
| Play Style | |
| PVE | Yes |
| PVP | Yes |
| RP | Yes |
| Major House | Harkonnen |
Purpose / Ethos
House Malice stands as a dominant force within the Nitrado NA East 29 world of Dune: Awakening. Our stronghold in the House Malice server is a bastion of Harkonnen power, where we embrace strength, strategy, and absolute control. With unwavering loyalty to House Harkonnen, we carve out our legacy. US EST Timezone. Discord required, voice chat is not. No drama please. We encourage members to play how they want - PVE only? Cool! etc. Want more information or have questions? Ask us on discord directly! More to come. https://discord.gg/dbd4YGBQUV
How to Join
Our recruitment process is an easy one; simply join our discord and then contact an officer to join the guild in-game. Everyone begins as a trial member.
Ranks
This is the list of ranks, including a distinction between their IC (in character) and OOC (out of character) responsibilities. This is for RP purposes.
Siridar IC The supreme ruling triad of the guild, each with distinct responsibilities: the Administrator, the Steward, and the Director. OOC Guild leaders. Sets policy, manages high-level operations, handles conflict resolution, and ensures the guild runs smoothly across all domains. Each Siridar specializes in a functional area but works in concert for major decisions.
Supreme Bashar IC Chief military advisor to the Siridar, entrusted with enforcing their will across all commands. OOC This is a senior staff member who supports leadership by coordinating officers, resolving issues, mentoring new leaders, and upholding the guild’s tone and structure.
Bashar IC A seasoned commander entrusted with the oversight of large-scale operations or regional authority within House Harkonnen’s domain. OOC Experienced coordinators who lead major events, manage group dynamics, and support the creative and social initiatives of the guild.
Bator IC Leads smaller detachments and is often tasked with localized objectives, whether in battle or administration. OOC Dependable members who help run activities, assist in welcoming or organizing members, and keep communication flowing.
Levenbrech IC The Levenbrech is a junior officer learning command under supervision, gaining trust through consistent service and presence. OOC The first leadership rank, granted to members who show initiative, assist with events or projects, and begin to guide others within the guild.
Immenbrech IC A veteran warrior—respected but not an officer—whose loyalty and experience speak louder than authority. OOC Long-standing, reliable members who contribute through consistent participation, support newer players, and strengthen the guild’s social core.
Levy Soldier IC The backbone of the Harkonnen forces, a proven and hardened combatant loyal to the cause. OOC This rank marks full guild membership, signifying a player who has passed their trial and actively participates in events, discussions, or shared content.
Conscript IC Drafted and unproven; yet to earn full standing. Under evaluation to prove their worth and earn a place among the Levy. OOC New members undergoing a probationary period, during which their activity, attitude, and fit within the guild are observed.
Caste System
House Harkonnen operates under the strict feudal caste system known as the Faufreluches, which dictates social hierarchy and enforces rigid class divisions throughout the Imperium.
"A place for every man, and every man in his place."
Na-Familia Individuals who are bound to a noble House but are not part of the ruling family. They serve in various roles, often as trusted retainers, advisors, or high-ranking servants. Unlike lower castes such as Pyons or Bondsmen, Na-Familia members have a degree of status and influence within the House they serve.
Bondsmen Those who have been bound to service, often as a result of debt, punishment, or conquest. They are typically lower-class citizens who serve noble Houses in a variety of ways, including labor, military service, or administrative roles.
Pyon The working-class laborers, often on the lowest rung of society. They are responsible for manual labor, such as farming and industrial work. Pyons serve noble Houses, and are often under harsh conditions with little political or economic power of their own.